Page Hall: Four charged over alleged Sheffield street fight involving weapons including poles & wood

Three men and a teenage boy have been charged in connection with a group fight - some of whom were reportedly armed - which is alleged to have broken out on a Sheffield street.

The incident is said to have taken place on Firth Park Road in the Page Hall area of the city on Monday afternoon (February 2, 2026).

A police officer suffered a minor injury in the incident, a spokesperson for South Yorkshire Police (SYP) said.

The incident is said to have taken place on Firth Park Road in the Page Hall area of the city on Monday afternoon (February 2, 2026). File picture of police in Page Hallplaceholder image
The incident is said to have taken place on Firth Park Road in the Page Hall area of the city on Monday afternoon (February 2, 2026). File picture of police in Page Hall | Iconic Media Group

Three men and a 17-year-old have now been charged in connection with the incident, and were remanded into custody ahead of their first appearance at Sheffield Magistrates’ Court today (Thursday, February 5, 2026).

Their details are as follows:

  • Ladislav Pakuta, aged 53, of Wade Street, Grimesthorpe, Sheffield, is charged with violent disorder and assault on an emergency worker.
  • Teodor Mizigar, aged 19, of Wade Street, Grimesthorpe, Sheffield is charged with violent disorder
  • Milan Mizigar, aged 23, of Ellerton Road, Firth Park, Sheffield is charged with violent disorder
  • A 17-year-old boy, who can't be named for legal reasons, is charged with violent disorder

The SYP spokesperson said: “On Monday 2 February around 4.30pm we received a call reporting that a large group of people, armed with pieces of wood and poles, were fighting in the street on Firth Park Road.

“Response officers were on scene within minutes of the 999 call, and with the support of the Operational Support Unit and Dog Section, quickly dispersed the group.

“One officer suffered a minor injury from an object being thrown. No further injuries were reported.”

“Three men aged 31, 35 and 37, who were all previously arrested on suspicion of violent disorder, have been bailed pending further enquiries.”

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